Kat Did a great write-up today on livingingreece.grRead this excerpt:
Many people in Greece count the number of swims as a measure of how good summer was to them. I count the number of watermelons to judge how sweet or hot my summer was.*
Although I’ve already heard people wishing each other Kalo Xeimona (Good […]
Entries Tagged as 'Shopping in Greece'
How to choose a watermelon (karpouzi)
September 5th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Shopping in Greece · karpouzi · karpouzia · watermelon · watermelon sorbet
Summer and winter sales in Greece
July 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Kat Posted something interesting today on livingingreece.grRead this excerpt:
There are two official sales per year. In summer, they start on July 15 and run until August 31. In winter, sales typically start on January 15 and end on February 28.
By law, an establishment must display two signs: One showing the original price […]
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10 Tips for saving money on food
April 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Kat Blogged about a good topic today on americaninathens.wordpress.comThe first few lines….
Climate change and the rising cost of energy are driving up the price of food and other basics. Here are a few common sense tips — and perhaps uncommon thoughts — on how to save money.
1. Choose generic brands
Some of us […]
Tags: Food · Shopping in Greece · How to
Where’s my freakin’ cheese?
February 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Kat Posted something interesting today on americaninathens.wordpress.comCheck it out:
Friends who dine with me know that I have the misfortune of getting dark, curly hair in my food every time we eat Greek. It doesn’t happen to anyone else, and it never happens at a Mexican, Japanese, Thai or American eating establishment, only when I […]
Tags: Shopping in Greece · cheddar · quality control Greece